The events listed here have been organised by the Federation, affiliated societies, or local charitable organisations. We aim to keep it up to date, however this is not guaranteed. Please contact the organiser of the event should you require confirmation.
Grayshott Gardeners is delighted to welcome Timothy Walker as our speaker this month. Timothy is a Botanist, Gardener, Presenter and Author. Timothy graduated and worked as a trainee and latterly Director at the University of Oxford Botanic Garden. In 1985 he was
A talk by about the effective use of greenhouses and polytunnels
Jack and Laura started the nursery as specialist growers of hardy perennial violas, but their passion for plants has always extended beyond this to encompass a wide range of flowering perennials and grasses. They offer an ever expanding plant list
Talk by Helen Milne entitled 'Principles of Garden Design'. Refreshments, plant sales and raffle. Non-members £3.
Monthly meeting and Mini Late Summer Show
Monthly meeting
Non members welcome, entry £3.00. Or become a member for £5.00 pa. Join us for this interesting talk by one of our favourite speakers.
An illustrated talk by Michael Harvey, National Trust Senior Gardener at Mottisfont, on the walled Rose Garden. Non members welcome entrance fee £5
Former Head of Horticulture at Sparsholt College, Chris Bird, will give a talk to Wallops Gardening Club on Ferns & Grasses. Whether your garden is damp & shady or dry and sunny, there will be something for everyone here. Non-members
Jack has been described as a rising star in British horticulture and is renowned for his exceptional knowledge of woody plants and his significant contributions to plant conservation, research, and education. In fact, he is the current holder of the
Chris Skinner, Head Gardener at the National Trust’s Hinton Ampner will tell us about the creation and maintenance of the garden there.
£5 none members , free for members £1 for raffle tickets, £1 for refreshments incl. cake Marina Christopher from Phoenix Perennial Plants will talk on Salvias. Marina lectures using live plant material as props rather than slides or Power Point.